• Released: 7-September-2016 09:30 AM
• Posted by: Ed Schipul

UCDA Brings Together Their Professional Academic Community On an International Scale HOUSTON, September 7, 2016 –Tendenci (https://www.tendenci.com), the software development company spearheading the Tendenci Open Source platform, is excited to release a newly-designed, mobile-responsive website for the University and College Designers Association (UCDA). The website, https://www.ucda.com, hosts an online community for the national organization to support their colleagues in professional opportunities for advanced learning and personal networking.  From the UCDA website: The University & College Designers Association (UCDA) inspires designers working in academia in North America and around …

• Released: 30-March-2016 10:45 AM
• Posted by: Ed Schipul

HOUSTON, March 30, 2016 –Tendenci (www.tendenci.com), the software development company spearheading the Tendenci Open Source platform for associations and other nonprofits (NPOs), is proud to release a newly-designed, mobile-responsive website for the Rice University Energy and Environment Initiative (EEi). The website, https://eei.rice.edu, promotes the initiative's focus on energy sustainability through the three pillars of accessibility, affordability and environmental responsibility.

• Released: 1-July-2014 06:55 AM
• Posted by: Daniel Keeney

Tendenci is proud to release a dynamic new website for Rice University’s Energy and Environment Initiative. The website, http://eei.rice.edu, is powered by Tendenci Open Source CMS, which ensures that the initiative’s online presence keeps pace with the rapid increase in its activity and visibility.

• Released: 15-October-2013 08:02 AM
• Posted by: Daniel Keeney

  HOUSTON, October 15, 2013 – Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy, one of the premier nonpartisan public policy think tanks in the country, has kicked its visibility efforts into high gear by launching a dynamic new website, https://bakerinstitute.org/, powered by Tendenci (www.tendenci.com), the open source Content Management System (CMS) for cause-related organizations. The goal of the upgrade was to redefine how the Web can be used to connect the work of think tank researchers to the array of …